Twitter gets special treatment: Apple approves controversial 'X' update

Delhi : Elon Musk's social media site X, originally known as Twitter, had a recent redesign, and it continues to develop new features every day. Concerns about how exactly to handle the changes arose for other company, including Apple. It was previously claimed that Apple might take the Twitter app out of the App Store, however it now appears that there were some misconceptions. The name of Twitter has been changed to the single character "X" as a result of special treatment Musk received from Apple, and this modification is currently visible on iPhones and iPads.

More about X name in the app store

Over the past few weeks, X has gradually moved away from the bluebird interface of the app, changing its logo and making minor adjustments to the app. X is now accessible in Apple's app store as a result of the adjustment.

Notably, Apple used to forbid single-character apps from being published in the App Store, but with Musk's relaunched Twitter, it has broken the regulations. The tagline for X in the app was changed from "It's what's happening" to "Blaze your glory!" as part of the rebranding. The slogan was tweeted on Musk's platform as well.

The company is undergoing significant changes and is dealing with many challenges, such as concerns from neighbors about the company's enormous, illuminated X logo on the roof of its San Francisco Twitter headquarters. The logo has already been taken down.

Additionally, "@X" was added to the official Twitter account. The changeover is still being worked on, though. Additionally, Twitter Blue is still known as Twitter, and the help page for the business has frequent references to "Twitter." While changes are being made to X, we can only guess at what Elon Musk has in store for the new app design and the new logo. The social networking platform has reportedly undergone a permanent change, and users will need to adapt to the new changes that Musk will soon put into effect.